The Rise of the Medical Emergency 2024 Pt. 127, Sept. 2nd - Sept. 6th Reports
The Rise of the Medical Emergency 2024 Pt. 127, Sept. 2nd - Sept. 6th Reports
High school football player, middle school student, crossing guard. Several single vehicle crashes, one hit a bicyclist.
A Queen band member has a stroke and Paula Abdul is taking a break from touring, while a doctor in a Japanese girl band saves a man. The Maori king dies. Another policeman dies on duty. A couple people meet their ends in bodies of water and a child is airlifted from a hiking trail. A flight’s diverted, trams are halted, and police are summoned. It’s TROME
#1 Westwood-Jensen Beach football game canceled after player taken away in ambulance
Source: tcpalm.com
‘JENSEN BEACH - The high school football game between Fort Pierce Westwood and Jensen Beach High was postponed in the second quarter because of a medical emergency on the Westwood sideline.’
‘With 4 minutes, 24 seconds left in the second quarter, a Westwood player needed medical attention. An ice tub was created for the player before he was taken away by ambulance.’
‘More than just the original one Westwood player was taken away by ambulance afterwards.’
‘“I feel sorry for Coach Kokell,” Caffey said. “He’s dealing with something more important than football right now. He had two or three kids going to the hospital.”’
‘“Hats off to their kids; they played extremely hard,” Caffey said. “That No. 3 (Traveon Townsend), the first kid that passed out, that kid played his tail off. He does everything for them. I hope he’s doing well and his family is doing ok.’
Okay. Not real clear on what happened here with the second student. It sounds like the first one is a pretty classic case of cardiac events we’ve been seeing: it was right after exertion, while sitting on the sidelines. But no word on what caused either student’s condition.
#2 JMS Put On Lockdown Yesterday After Student Medical Emergency
Source: wlds.com
‘Jacksonville Middle School families received a scare yesterday after the building went on lockdown.’
‘According to an announcement published by Superintendent Steve Ptacek yesterday afternoon, a staff member initiated a full building lockdown at JMS due to a student medical emergency. There wasn’t any school threat.’
‘No further information about the event has been released.’
#3 Collingwood crossing guard has 'medical emergency' on duty
Source: villagereport.ca
‘COLLINGWOOD - A Collingwood crossing guard has died following a medical emergency while on duty Tuesday, the first day of school.’
‘The crossing guard received immediate medical assistance and was transported to Collingwood General & Marine Hospital, according to a news release from the town.’
‘It is with deep sadness that I share the news of the passing of a beloved town crossing guard Ralph Allan Shand following a medical emergency while on duty yesterday afternoon.’
The crossing guard. Man.
#4 Man dead in single vehicle crash on U.S. 20 Bypass. Police suspect medical emergency
Source: southbendtribune.com
‘SOUTH BEND — One driver died in a single vehicle crash after a suspected medical emergency on the St. Joseph Valley Parkway, also known as the U.S. 20 Bypass.’
‘The South Bend Police Department responded to the westbound lanes of the bypass near Miami Street around 4:30 p.m. Sept. 4 and found a van that appeared to have left the roadway, striking the center median, police said in a press release. No other vehicles were involved, they said.’
‘The driver was unresponsive, police said, and after life-saving measures, he was pronounced dead. Police are in the process of notifying the driver's next-of-kin before releasing his name.’
‘In a preliminary investigation, evidence suggests the driver suffered a medical emergency before leaving the roadway, police said.’
#5 Medical Emergency To Blame For Death Of Driver Who Crashed At Manassas Intersection, Police Say
Source: dailyvoice.com
‘At approximately 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 4, crash investigators responded to the area of Centreville Road and Leland Road in Manassas, where there was a single-vehicle crash reported involving a Jeep Grand Cherokee.’
‘According to the Prince William County Police Department, the driver was heading south on Centreville Road when it is believed he suffered a medical emergency.’
‘The vehicle crossed over both lanes of traffic before leaving the roadway and striking a bush, resulting in minor damage to the vehicle.’
‘First responders rushed the driver - who has not been identified - to an area hospital, where he was later pronounced dead, the department announced on Friday afternoon.’
‘"Following the investigation, and due to indications the death resulted from a medical emergency, the case will be classified as a death, and not a fatal crash," the spokesperson stated.’
#6 SUV Driver Experiences Medical Emergency, Fatally Hits Bicyclist in Chesterton
Source: countryherald.com
‘Chesterton, IN – A 65-year-old Porter resident lost his life after being struck by an SUV while cycling on East Porter Avenue. The incident occurred on Monday morning as Salvador Mujica, riding with five companions, was hit by the vehicle, according to the Chesterton Police Department.’
‘The SUV’s driver, a 54-year-old man from Port St. Lucie, Fla., was traveling northbound on Indiana 49 when he reportedly experienced a medical emergency, causing him to lose consciousness. The vehicle veered off East Porter Ave., crossed through grass, and re-entered the roadway, striking Mujica.’
‘The SUV continued across both lanes, eventually coming to rest nearly 500 yards from the accident site. Mujica was pronounced dead at Northwest Health-Porter, while the driver was treated and released from Franciscan Alliance ER.’
#7 Dickinson County driver hospitalized after medical emergency leads to crash
Source: wzmq19.com
‘IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. (WZMQ) —At around 12:03 PM, the Iron Mountain Police & Fire Departments responded to a traffic crash on Stevenson Avenue (US-2) and Ludington Street.’
‘According to witnesses, the driver appeared unconscious before the vehicle moved forward onto the curb, striking three concrete flower pots along the sidewalk. The vehicle continued down the sidewalk from Ludington Street to Brown Street, where it hit a fire hydrant and a building at the corner of Stevenson Avenue and Brown Street.’ [Emphasis added]
‘It was later reported that a medical condition contributed to the crash. The driver was transported to Marshfield Medical Center, Dickinson Hospital by Integrity Care EMS and was listed in stable condition.’
#8 Queen guitarist Brian May suffers medical emergency
Source: wbrc.com
‘LONDON (AP) — Brian May, the lead guitarist of British rock band Queen, revealed Wednesday that he had a “minor stroke” last week, which caused him to temporarily lose control over his arm.’
‘May, 77, said in a video on his website that he was doing “OK” but that he was “grounded” and advised not to drive, fly or do any activity which raises his heart rate too high.’
‘“I’m here to bring you first of all some good news, I think, good news is that I can play guitar after the events of the last few days,” he said. “And I say this because it was in some doubt because that little health hiccup that I mentioned, happened about a week ago, and what they called it was a minor stroke and all of a sudden, out of the blue, I didn’t have any control over this arm.”’
#9 ‘I’ll be back’: Paula Abdul cancels tour due to injuries
Source: msn.com
‘(WJW) – Paula Abdul is preparing to undergo an operation.’
‘The singer, dancer and choreographer shared the news on her social media accounts, saying it was “with an incredibly heavy heart” that she was announcing the cancellation of her tour in Canada along with other show dates in Alaska and North Dakota.’
‘“In an effort to keep going, I’ve received targeted injections that will allow me temporary relief, but the demands of an entire tour is a different story,” she wrote.’
Targeted injections for what?
‘She said she will need six to eight weeks of recovery time.’
For what?
‘Abdul said one of her injuries requires a “minor procedure,” but she did not elaborate on the injuries or what caused them.’
Oh. It’s one of those.
#10 Japan man collapses, saved by young woman who is medical doctor and member of new idol group
Source: scmp.com
‘A budding celebrity in Japan performed emergency medical care on an elderly man who collapsed at a train station, sparking international attention and conversation, particularly in China.’
‘In the video, a young woman emerged from the crowd of helpless onlookers and demonstrated her emergency response skills. She checked the man’s pulse, held his hand, and kept him conscious by repeatedly asking, “Can you hear me? If you can, please squeeze my hand.”’
‘It turned out that the woman was 27-year-old Maika Kitamura, a medical doctor who is also a member of the Japanese idol group NEO à la mode.’
‘Kitamura told Fuji Television that she was returning home from a band training session when she noticed a large crowd. It was then that she realised it was due to an older gentleman who had collapsed. However, she expressed her reluctance to disclose the man’s condition, citing concerns for his privacy.’
#11 A Māori king who urged racial unity in New Zealand is laid to rest and a new queen rises
Source: apnews.com
‘Kīngi Tūheitia died last Friday after undergoing heart surgery, just days after celebrations marking his 18th anniversary on the throne.’
He was 69 years old.
#12 Tucker community supports Sherry’s Produce family after medical emergency
Source: roughdraftatlanta.com
‘The Tucker community is now showing their love financially for Sherry’s husband, Junior Harris, who suffered a major stroke last week that resulted in paralysis on his left side. Harvey reported that while Harris can’t move his left side, he does respond to touch, an encouraging sign.’
#13 Coaches jump in to save construction worker at Riverdale High School
Source: wsmv.com
‘A construction worker hired to work on Riverdale High School’s softball field collapsed on Thursday afternoon, according to a spokesperson for Rutherford County Schools (RCS).’
‘Another worker saw what was happening and yelled out for help. Softball coaches Christy Bingham and Brad Deas heard him and ran over from the field.’
‘Bingham said just as she got back outside with the AED, the contractor came back to life from the CPR. He started throwing up blood, so they rolled him on his side and kept caring for him when paramedics arrived.’
Whoa.
‘The contractor is still in the hospital, but his crew members told WSMV that he is expected to make a full recovery thanks to the fast action of the coaches.’
Okay so here’s more detail about the Bexar Co. police officer that passed away during a traffic stop. I keep thinking about the movie we have to make, and it’s bits like this that just… it’s the sauce. The long and short of it is, the woman driver in the initial incident was intoxicated, didn’t believe the officer when he asked her for help, and apparently, eventually, simply laid down across the front seat with her feet sticking out of the driver’s side door, and that’s how the pair were found.
#14 Records: BCSO deputy had woman at gunpoint at scene where sergeant collapsed, later died
Source: ksat.com
‘A Bexar County Sheriff’s Office deputy held a woman at gunpoint next to a damaged car last month as a sergeant with the agency laid on the ground gasping for air, according to a San Antonio police information report obtained by KSAT Investigates.’
‘The SAPD report provided the first detailed accounting of the events surrounding the death of Sgt. Timothy Williams, a 32-year veteran of BCSO.’
‘A deputy who responded to the distress call wrote that he arrived on scene to find Williams on his back, non-responsive, and a woman sitting in a vehicle facing Williams with her feet sticking out of the driver’s side door.’ [Emphasis added]
That is the most TROME thing I’ve read all week.
‘The woman, who was described in the BCSO report as intoxicated, did not follow verbal commands, forcing the deputy to point his weapon at her, the report states.’
Escalation. Imagine the confusion at that point.
‘Once detained, the woman told deputies Williams walked up to her car due to it looking suspicious and then stated for her to call 911 because he needed help.’
‘The woman told deputies she thought it was part of a prank and that was the reason she had not called for help, the BCSO report states.’
So she took a nap. Reasonable.
‘Since no foul play was suspected, the woman was released after being questioned and allowed to get a ride home from the scene, the BCSO report states.’
#15 Air ambulance saved man following emergency in Bridport
Source: bridportnews.co.uk
‘Tim Richardson, 58, of Shipton Gorge suffered a heart-related emergency while at Morrisons in Bridport.’
‘Tim said: “I originally thought it was a heart attack. We arrived very quickly, and the surgical team were there waiting for me, and they rushed me straight in - The air ambulance crew were just brilliant they were so calming and caring.’
‘Tim was suffering from an aortic dissection, a serious condition in which a tear occurs in the inner layer of the body's main artery - the aorta - which can often be fatal.’
At least it wasn’t a heart attack, I guess.
These “aortic dissections” are almost as bad as “pericarditis,” “myocarditis,” and “fluid on the brain,” and a whole host of other medical terms we’ve all learned or become more familiar with since 2021.
#16 SC Public Safety officer dies following medical emergency during training
Source: wistv.com
‘COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - The South Carolina Department of Public Safety (SCDPS) announced one of their officers died Wednesday evening.’
‘43-year-old Mark Reynolds, a South Carolina State Transport Police Officer with SCDPS, died following a medical emergency during a training on Wednesday.’
‘No further information on the circumstances of Reynolds’ medical emergency has been released.’
‘Reynolds is first State Transport Police Officer to die in the line of duty since the division was created in 1993.’
#17 Man rescued from Potomac River after suffering medical emergency
Source: wjla.com
‘POTOMAC, Md. (7News) — A man was rescued from the Potomac River Wednesday morning, according to Montgomery County Fire and Rescue officials.’
‘Officials said a Water Rescue Team was on the Potomac River near Angler Boat Ramp around 11:40 a.m. in response to a man having a medical emergency.’
‘Crews said the man was seen floating in the water. Rescue personnel provided medical care to the man before he was taken to a hospital in critical condition.’
#18 Concord man dies at Jenness Pond in Northwood
Source: concordmonitor.com
‘Concord resident George Chapman, 68, died Wednesday after being found unconscious and not breathing in the water at Jenness Pond in Northwood, according to the New Hampshire State Police Marine Patrol.’
‘Authorities believe Chapman suffered a medical episode, fell off the dock into the pond, and drowned.’
‘“The victim was discovered by a family member, who immediately called 911 and began life-saving measures.’
Freakin’ horrible.
‘Chapman was pronounced dead at the scene.’
#19 Child Airlifted After Suffering Medical Emergency In Canyon Country
Source: hometownstation.com
‘Around 8:20 a.m. Wednesday, paramedics received reports of a child suffering from a medical emergency on Friendly Valley Parkway in Canyon Country, said Luis Garcia, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Fire Department.’
‘Initial reports were that a child was ill, according to Radio traffic.’
‘A helicopter was requested to transport the patient to a specialty hospital.’
‘The age and condition of the patient was not released to the media as of Wednesday morning.’
#20 Man dies following medical emergency in Church Walk, Stowmarket
Source: suffolknews.co.uk
‘A man has died following a medical emergency in Stowmarket.’
‘The East of England Ambulance Service was called to the incident in Church Walk just after 8.20pm yesterday.’
‘A spokesperson for the service added: “Sadly, despite the best efforts of the team, the man was pronounced dead at the scene.”’
#21 Flight Diverts Due To Medical Emergency
Source: bernews.com
‘American Airlines Flight 39 – which was traveling from London, UK to Miami, Florida — diverted to Bermuda this afternoon [Sept 5] due to a medical emergency onboard, landing at just passed 2:20 p.m. this afternoon.’
#22 Man dies following medical emergency
Source: uk.news.yahoo.com
‘A man has died following a medical emergency in a mid Suffolk town.’
‘The East of England Ambulance Service were called to an incident in Church Walk, Stowmarket, just after 8.20pm on Thursday.’
‘"Sadly, despite best efforts of the team, the man was pronounced dead at the scene."’
#23 Trams back running after previous medical emergency
Source: uk.news.yahoo.com
‘Trams are back up and running after a medical emergency was reported at Whitefield earlier this morning.’
‘A spokesperson for the Bee Network said: “Due to a medical emergency call at Whitefield, there are no services between Whitefield and Bury.’
#24 Police called to scene of medical emergency in Banbury after man dies
Source: banburyguardian.co.uk
‘Police were called to the scene of a medical emergency in Banbury this morning (Friday) where a man sadly died.’
‘Thames Valley Police said: "This morning, South Central Ambulance Service attended a medical emergency on Neithrop Avenue, Banbury where a male sadly passed away.’
Adieu
....and I STILL see a look of disbelief on the faces of people in my town when I tell them we are in a massive die-off from the jabs. They simply do not seek access to any of this information. In a way, the clueless are already dead as well, cannot think or see what is happening. Half human, legally, now.
#14. They don't even bother telling us what became of the driver that the soon-to-be-dead cop stopped. Only repeating that his feet were stuck out the driver's side door when back up arrived. I guess it would have been too impactful to reveal that death at the same time. What an incredible "coincidence." Wowser.